Thu, Oct 22
|https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81901778137?pwd=V
Housing Justice Forum: What Will Ward 13 Candidates Do About Homelessness?
One year after the City’s count found 12,196 people without a home in Toronto, we’re asking Ward 13 candidates what they will actually do about: Chronic homelessness, Housing first, Shelter access and central intake, Accountability, and Local service gaps.
Time & Location
Oct 22, 2026, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81901778137?pwd=V
About the Event
One year after Toronto’s city-wide count identified 12,196 people experiencing homelessness, an urgent question remains: What will Toronto’s mayoral candidates actually do to address homelessness?
Join us for an online Housing Justice Forum with candidates for Toronto City Council in Ward 13, where we will ask how they plan to address homelessness and respond to the urgent needs of people in our community.
Homelessness is more than a housing issue. It is a matter of human dignity, public responsibility and social justice.
We’re asking Ward 13 candidates what they will actually do about:
Chronic homelessness, Housing first, Shelter access and central intake, Accountability, and Local service gaps.